Sentence examples for explicitly spur from inspiring English sources

It turns out that this is just the latest in a series of vertical launches WordPress.com has made to explicitly spur expansion beyond its signature blogging specialty (TechCrunch is one of the many sites powered by WordPress) and into building more general websites for all types of businesses.

Some countries, including Singapore, Taiwan, Finland and China, are pursuing policies that are explicitly designed to spur innovation.

Though there are other museums of erotica and sexual exotica in the world, the Museum of Sex's curators, John Vollmer and Sarah Jacobs, say those institutions explicitly seek to spur sexual sensations — they are entertainments — while the Museum of Sex is among the first anywhere to have taken a curatorial approach to sexuality.

We can even require it to create jobs that pay at least 2X the national average and are in areas of innovation to explicitly make certain the capital is going to spur growth.

They are, in the first place, explicitly intellectual; the whole point of college is to spur conversation.

PARIS — Two women have brought sexual harassment suits against a junior minister here, with one saying explicitly that she was spurred by the accusations of sexual assault against the French economist Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the newspaper Le Parisien reported Wednesday.

Some will spur innovation.

The Republican ticket is explicitly using the prospect of a downturn to build support for Mr. Bush's $1.3 trillion tax cut, arguing that it would give the economy enough of a kick to keep it out of the doldrums or to spur a recovery should a recession hit.

His writing could spur controversy.

But they also spur innovation.

How will you spur growth?